Adds feature to check if a branch name exists in a repository without… #202
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… cloning it.
I have a case where I want to verify before cloning a git repository that a branch name exists on the remote repo.
This adds such a feature.
It works with the command
git ls-remote --heads {repo-url} {branch-name}
If the branch name is found in the output, we can assume the branch exists on the remote.
For example: